Not instead of the logistics, but with "class leading" biodiversity, net zero, social responsibilities, mitigation plans
Considering strong local opposition, the scale of development, green belt loss, environmental impact, and traffic concerns, developers and officials need to rethink and give something back.
Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) can be “gamed” setting aside areas and inserting theoretically high scores on Defra matrix enabling unmeasurable developer claim of BNG, we avoid this situation
Concern over Tritax's recent proposal to allocate small area north of Chat Moss Line and south of Newton Road for BNG while designating a majority area elsewhere as industrial
For Parkside West,core mitigation was addressed OFF site through a cash contribution to Mersey Forest and a smaller one to Rixton Claypits. The east / west country park presents an opportunity to rectify this shortfall with revised ON site mitigation.
Establishing a country park on East and West with varied habitats, is the only real BNG here and is feasible near industrial areas, as similar projects have shown elsewhere.
We ask Tritax and Parkside Regeneration to collaborate on this objective for the benefit of present and future local communities
Local housing density is expanding, consequently local population highlights the growing need for country park this location.